The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-08

Abstract

Kennedy defends his black picture of future ; $5.25-million suit filed by Newberg ; Chrysler must open lists: court rules for Sol Dann ; Clear answer lacking on gap, Kennedy says ; Many stores will open Thursday night ; Gripes pepper cross, shield ; Weaver wings first okay for top housing position ; Full house to hear Republican keynoter ; To stress prevention of crime ; Didn’t cry wolf without need, he maintains ; Their hats are off to the weather ; Katanga demonstrates against all outsiders ; ‘Want no income tax,’ says letters to Lansing ; Burst main floods area of St. Louis ; Berserk Flint worker dies in flaming car ; U.S. faces big test, JFK tells newsmen ; Officials to renew bridge repair fight ; Britain presses spy-ring case ; The day in Birmingham: slate series of programs on missionary work ; Asks for plans of new firehall ; Dann wins decision in Chrysler battle ; Pontiac to host safety confab ; Weaver wins approval, 11-4 ; Turn Catholic? Never, replies Canterbury ; Four cage starters ineligible at Iowa ; Lincoln banquet will hear Judd ; Tool manufacturers elect Ferndale man ; Ford to decide plant locations: industry denies Union’s right to dictate ; Asks first lady to be chairman of arts group ; Figure out tourist’s duty saving on car